The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-06
POLICI NOIts.
The Usual Long Monday, Docket Before
His Honor.

As is the case every Monday morning
the docket al the Police Court was very
long.
The usual number of drunken men
were fined 81 and costs.
Jack McDOnOugh. who had been ar
rested Saturday while drunk on war
rant sworn out by George Blindger,
charging him with stealing f42j, was
discharged The evidence showed Jack
to be innocent. And his only fault was
that he is an incOrrigible drunkard but
never steals
Frank Bayant, boy about twelve years
of age, was up charged with taking yiO-
lently by force from the person Of Willie
Saterwhite four dollars in money Willie
is boy only eight years DID, and quite
small for his age The court was not
satisfied with the statement given by the
defense, and continued the case until
to-day
Charles Brinton (colored) was charged
with breaking in, in the night time, the
store Of Jordan Randolph, No. 1921
Virginia street, last Friday night, De
cember 1st, and stealing box of cigars
valued at S12e The evidence lot being
ready, the case was continued until to-
day
Esau Boyd tcOloleGl was arrested and
brought before the Police Cont yester-
day morning, charged with being the thief
who broke in through the skylighi OF
William Daffrons furniture store, No.
l43s East Main street last week, full
particulars of which were published at
the time The case was continued until
to-day.
Robert Fleming and Wallace Holmes,
two negrCs, were arrested by officer
Joyner Sunday evening for being drunk
While on the way 20 the statiOn-hOuse
one Of them broke and ran but was
caught by Sergeant TOmlinsOn al the
northern end of Seventh street Al the
station house language was used by them
of a most blasphmOus character the
officers being abused in the most out
ragcous manner Each were made TO
pay $40 and costs for their little fun.
William Snyder (cOlored) an old Of
fender. Saturday night picked up
chicken from the stand of William vii.
liams dealer in the Second Market
SNYDER was pursued and, when caught,
dropped the chicken, saying toits owner,
Take your old chicken lie was re-
quired 10 eat chicken broth fifteen days
in Jail
James Walton (coloredl was fined s. so
and costs for being disorderly in the
street
William Davis, man OF unsound
mind, was taken in charge Of by the
Police Court, and sent TO Jail from the
police station.
James Vanhorn was fined s. and costs
for being drunk and disorderly Oh the
street
X. o. Coglin was fined 80 and costs
for trespassing on the premises OF Min
ME Lee and threatening Policeman hec
gan while in the discharge of his duty.
Rosa Coleman (colOred) was wanted .Or
using indecent language in the street.
She failed to appear. and an attachment
was issued
Magruder Heath and John Lady were
fined IS and costs each for lighting in
Locust alley.
James Gibbs (colored) was fined $40
and costs for assaulting and beating Vic |
Tor l.. Floyd, Jr.
Richard Minns (coloredD disoldeIly in !
he street. Fined 81 and COSTS
Jefferson Literary and Social Circle.
AT meeting of the Jefferson Literary |
and Social Circle, held Sunday afternoon,
he following officers were elected for the |
ensuing year President, l.. 4. Morris /
l.. X. Hutzler; secretary, |
Joseph l.. Levy treasurer, Charles HutZ-
err librarian, NJ s. Block library COM
nittee, Charles Hutzler, DR.. II ii. Levy,
md Leon Wallerstein; entertainment